Two people debate a money choice: 850 credit score, $2 million now, or $4,000 a week for life. They predict Boomers pick the credit score, Millennials want the weekly income, and younger people take the lump sum. Sudden wealth comes with real risks.
Rather have an 850 credit score, 2 million cash right now or 4k a week for the rest of your life.
Depending on how somebody answers this question will explain the generation that they in fact grew up in. Right? Come here. Boomers would more than likely pick the credit score over the other two. Right? Because credit means so much at the time. Right? Millennials. I feel like pick the $4,000 a week for the rest of your life because that is stable income. That does not stop regardless. And I feel like the newest of people just due to the fact that we don't have a lot of attention span, we pick the 2 million immediately when statistically speaking, people who gain gigantic amounts of money in short periods of time end up losing that money within about a year span. That's right is $4,000 a week. I don't want to do the credit thing. I'm tired of debt. I'm.
